Fluid Pitch by Pitch Innovations

[joeyluck]

This looks great!

https://www.pitchinnovations.com/home/oi/

Lots of cool and useful features they have thought about from the scale locked pitch bend, to the MPE upscaling to achieve polyphonic pitch bend of chords on traditional keyboards, to the features like "no last bend" and "no return bend".

It says it is compatible with Reason "Using MIDIMood’s Pluchain". I'm not sure how compatible it is though with lack of MPE support in Reason.

I prefer using my Seaboard Block for MPE stuff, but this seems very useful and I would totally use it with my traditional keyboards.

[Loque]

The Pink Noise RE already have this feature...

Would be interesting if this Sam be a RE or Player. Isn't there already a RE for this?

[joeyluck]

The Pink Noise RE already have this feature...

Would be interesting if this Sam be a RE or Player. Isn't there already a RE for this?

Which feature?

[Loque]

The Pink Noise RE already have this feature...

Would be interesting if this Sam be a RE or Player. Isn't there already a RE for this?

Which feature?

Scaled Pitch Bending.

[guitfnky]

Which feature?

Scaled Pitch Bending.

but…that’s an instrument. this looks like a MIDI device…apples and oranges, no?

[Loque]

Scaled Pitch Bending.

but…that’s an instrument. this looks like a MIDI device…apples and oranges, no?

What?

[guitfnky]

but…that’s an instrument. this looks like a MIDI device…apples and oranges, no?

What?

really, man? read what was posted, then read what you wrote, then read what I wrote, then MATH. ‍♂️

[AndrasHaasz]

but…that’s an instrument. this looks like a MIDI device…apples and oranges, no?

You can use the Maia synths as a midi device as well, via their midi out.
For example you can connect NN-XT or Europa to Maia and use this pitchbend discrete glissando feature.

[guitfnky]

but…that’s an instrument. this looks like a MIDI device…apples and oranges, no?

You can use the Maia synths as a midi device as well, via their midi out.
For example you can connect NN-XT or Europa to Maia and use this pitchbend discrete glissando feature.

ah, interesting, and very cool. would’ve had no idea had you not chimed in—thanks!

[joeyluck]

but…that’s an instrument. this looks like a MIDI device…apples and oranges, no?

You can use the Maia synths as a midi device as well, via their midi out.
For example you can connect NN-XT or Europa to Maia and use this pitchbend discrete glissando feature.

Does this work on chords as well, bending notes different amounts (like the MPE feature of Fluid Pitch)? Or is it monophonic?

[Billy+]

Looks like it's not functional in Reason without another host plugin?

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[Loque]

What?

really, man? read what was posted, then read what you wrote, then read what I wrote, then MATH. ‍♂️

Sorry, i don't get your point.

[guitfnky]

really, man? read what was posted, then read what you wrote, then read what I wrote, then MATH. ‍♂️

Sorry, i don't get your point.

someone posts about a MIDI device and your first response is to talk about an instrument. ‍♂️

[Loque]

Sorry, i don't get your point.

someone posts about a MIDI device and your first response is to talk about an instrument. ‍♂️

The video was about a unique feature and they claim they were the Inventor. It is obviously wrong.

Looks like you misinterpreted my statement.

[guitfnky]

someone posts about a MIDI device and your first response is to talk about an instrument. ‍♂️

The video was about a unique feature and they claim they were the Inventur. It is obviously wrong.

Looks like you misinterpreted my statement.

okaayyyyyy…so why should anyone care whether it’s the first or not? so what if it already exists in a cool, but obscure Rack Extension hardly anyone outside of Reason would know about?

those are rhetorical questions—you don’t have to answer them. congrats on proving some claim on the internet wrong, I guess.

[Loque]

The video was about a unique feature and they claim they were the Inventur. It is obviously wrong.

Looks like you misinterpreted my statement.

okaayyyyyy…so why should anyone care whether it’s the first or not? so what if it already exists in a cool, but obscure Rack Extension hardly anyone outside of Reason would know about?

those are rhetorical questions—you don’t have to answer them. congrats on proving some claim on the internet wrong, I guess.

This is still a Reason forum. Just a kind reminder for you

[guitfnky]

okaayyyyyy…so why should anyone care whether it’s the first or not? so what if it already exists in a cool, but obscure Rack Extension hardly anyone outside of Reason would know about?

those are rhetorical questions—you don’t have to answer them. congrats on proving some claim on the internet wrong, I guess.

This is still a Reason forum. Just a kind reminder for you

missing the point…still.

[Loque]

This is still a Reason forum. Just a kind reminder for you

missing the point…still.

Obviously, yes. You can leave it this way.

[joeyluck]

I think it claims to be the first MIDI effect plugin with these features? And then there's the MPE function of it as well.

There is also talk of it being the first MIDI effect plugin of any type to come out of India.

[guitfnky]

I think it claims to be the first MIDI effect plugin with these features? And then there's the MPE function of it as well.

There is also talk of it being the first MIDI effect plugin of any type to come out of India.

it’s definitely interesting. I don’t generally use a whole lot of MIDI effects, but using virtual instruments that can only use the pitch wheel on certain notes and still remain musical (without automation) has always been a pain for me. I wonder how this sounds on polyphonic notes—guessing it’s smart enough to account for that too. if so, that could be really useful.

[QVprod]

This is a really cool plugin. They really packed a lot int this. Pitchbending can be. a real pain when the note you're bending is not the last note of the phrase. Plus the MPE upscale looks to be pretty useful.

[joeyluck]

I think it claims to be the first MIDI effect plugin with these features? And then there's the MPE function of it as well.

There is also talk of it being the first MIDI effect plugin of any type to come out of India.

it’s definitely interesting. I don’t generally use a whole lot of MIDI effects, but using virtual instruments that can only use the pitch wheel on certain notes and still remain musical (without automation) has always been a pain for me. I wonder how this sounds on polyphonic notes—guessing it’s smart enough to account for that too. if so, that could be really useful.

Yes, that's what I'm very interested in! They refer to it as MPE upscaling. So when you hold a chord and bend it, it will bend the notes independently to stay in that key. They show an example of it in the video above.

[joeyluck]

But this plugin is so many things that Reason doesn't support with it being MIDI VST and utilizing MPE

Making it so this plugin can be fully supported in Reason would check several important boxes of things the Reason DAW needs.

[guitfnky]

it’s definitely interesting. I don’t generally use a whole lot of MIDI effects, but using virtual instruments that can only use the pitch wheel on certain notes and still remain musical (without automation) has always been a pain for me. I wonder how this sounds on polyphonic notes—guessing it’s smart enough to account for that too. if so, that could be really useful.

Yes, that's what I'm very interested in! They refer to it as MPE upscaling. So when you hold a chord and bend it, it will bend the notes independently to stay in that key. They show an example of it in the video above.

ha, I was jumping around the first time and missed that. that is super slick.

[AndrasHaasz]

You can use the Maia synths as a midi device as well, via their midi out.
For example you can connect NN-XT or Europa to Maia and use this pitchbend discrete glissando feature.

Does this work on chords as well, bending notes different amounts (like the MPE feature of Fluid Pitch)? Or is it monophonic?

You can use it with chords, but cv/gate works in a monophonic mode: you’re right, a bit similar but not the same.
You can check it... if I remember correcy, I’ve put some tutorial combi patches in the Maia V2 factory bank..